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30-Jun-09
posted by nickineurotic
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30-Jun-09
Wow.
I just had a seizure.

This is probably not the most appropriate forum for teen decor... My recommendation is to keep it simple... But I'm old (34!!!), so what do I know.
posted by woodywood (USA)
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30-Jun-09
My eyes! my eyes!
Gads, that first one is painful, the others aren't much better. Sorry, NN, but I don't think you'll get a lot of help on these from us modernist types. We like calm design. not frantic!
posted by Olive (USA)
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30-Jun-09
ok...sorry...thanks anyhow...
ok...sorry...thanks anyhow though :)
posted by nickineurotic
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30-Jun-09
You should...
Make your room all white, with the exception of the bed spread.
posted by woodywood (USA)
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30-Jun-09
try this other forum
There are lots of helpful people on this site who love to help with decorating questions:
http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/decor/
posted by spanky* (USA)
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30-Jun-09
whoa
whoa
posted by whitespike (USA)
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30-Jun-09
It's 'cheap'.
Or is 'cheep!' a screaming teen word for Ikea.

I like it. Toss it all together and have fun. Most major cities have donation sites
that have materials for free. Including paint if you want to do it yourself.

I just donated 300 gallons to this NYC location. http://www.mfta.org/

Like Olive, i've matured a bit, but i did have a loft that was described as
'Pee Wee meets Lost in Space'. Makes no sense but it was fun...

I do think it is a healthy creative outlet to mix some wild textures at home.
Especially when young and experimenting.
Scroll through this site...link below
http://www.designspongeonline.com/category/sneak-peeks
posted by rockland
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30-Jun-09
thank you :)
thank you :)
posted by nickineurotic
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30-Jun-09
I love PeeWee Herman!
We have the entire series on DVD and when I need somehing relaxing and mindless to stare at it always does the trick. So funny, even 20 years later and loaded with such a cast of character....I mean Lawrence Fishburne as a dorky cowboy for heaven's sake.

Life needs silly, whimsical, childish things. I love stuff like that...just not in design!
posted by Olive (USA)
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01-Jul-09
patterns can be modern--
google "the eames house"--look for pictures of what Ray and Charles Eames did with patterns and textures.....
posted by VinnyV
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01-Jul-09
Well. . .
[think Jack Benny]

. . .if the *Eameses* did it. . .







Nice responses, people. Everybody needs a real design challenge once in a while !


posted by SDR (USA)
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01-Jul-09
How about
BLACK AND WHITE ?

Will Bradley -- America's answer to Beardsley, and Mackintosh, all in one !

I got these images from the inexpensive book linked below, which I have had for decades. Nice stuff. Give you eyes and mind a color-break, and indulge in pattern ?



http://www.amazon.com/Will-Bradley/dp/0486221202
posted by SDR (USA)
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01-Jul-09
too bad......

michael jackson is dead, he could have helped you out as it looks like you share similar taste.
posted by chewbacca rug (USA)
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01-Jul-09
I agree SDR...great material!...
I agree SDR...great material! I've always liked Beardsly's work.
posted by WoofWoof (USA)
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